If you live on one of these quiet, forested streets in Cypress, you already know the address carries serious weight. But here is what the numbers are actually telling us right now - and some of it might surprise you.
On the houses side, the average sale price is sitting at $8,200,000, with price per square foot around $1,660. Only 1 home sold recently, which is thin volume - but that is pretty normal for a neighbourhood at this price point. You are not in a market where dozens of homes trade hands every month. Each sale here is its own event.
What is worth paying attention to is the 3-month trend. The predicted market value for houses is $5,944,148, and that number is sliding down from the 3-month moving average of $6,138,571. Property values have moved -4.47% recently. That is not a cliff - but it is a signal worth taking seriously if you are thinking about timing a sale.
Here is the honest scorecard. In West Vancouver, Cypress ranks 2 out of 26 neighbourhoods for price. That means almost nowhere else in the district costs more. You are near the very top of the mountain - literally and financially.
But on growth, the story flips. Cypress ranks 22 out of 25 comparable neighbourhoods. Bottom quarter. That means most other West Vancouver neighbourhoods are holding value better right now. This is not a reason to panic - high-end markets always move slower and feel choppier. But it is a reason to stop assuming your home is automatically going up just because it is in Cypress.
Look at the neighbours for context. Rockridge is priced at an average HonestDoor Price of $3,432,580 with a rental estimate of $9,936. Bayridge comes in at $3,943,290 with rentals around $10,920. Sandy Cove, just up the road, averages $7,268,439 with rental estimates of $15,564. Cypress sits comfortably above Rockridge and Bayridge, and close to Sandy Cove territory.
Here is the thing about your BC Assessment notice. It is a snapshot from July 1 of the previous year. By the time it lands in your mailbox, it is already stale. In a market that has moved -4.47% recently, that lag is not a minor detail - it could mean you are making a six or seven-figure decision based on outdated information.
The average HonestDoor Price for Cypress right now is $5,963,257, up a modest 0.32% from the previous period. This number is recalculated continuously using real transaction data, not a once-a-year government formula. Think of it as the real-world check - what a buyer would actually put on paper today, not what the city estimated your home was worth 12 to 18 months ago.
If your BC Assessment says one thing and your HonestDoor Price says another, the HonestDoor number is the one that reflects what is actually happening on the street. That gap matters when you are pricing a listing, negotiating an offer, or just trying to understand your net worth.
If you have been sitting on the fence about listing this summer, here is the straight talk. Cypress is still one of the most expensive addresses in West Vancouver - that is not changing. But the short-term growth trend is soft, and you are competing in a market where only a handful of buyers can even play at this price level.
Selling into a thin market with declining momentum is not impossible - but it rewards sellers who price sharply and present well. Buyers at $8M are not impulse shoppers. They do their homework, and they will know if you are overpriced by even 5%.
The rental picture adds some cushion if you are not in a rush. At $13,362 per month in estimated rent and a 2.74% yield, holding the property has a real financial argument behind it. And if short-term rental is an option for you, Cypress ranks 3rd in all of West Vancouver for Airbnb income potential at roughly $664 per night - that is not nothing.
Bottom line - if you need to sell this summer, get your HonestDoor Price in hand before you talk to any agent. Do not let a stale assessment set the anchor for your negotiation. And if you can wait, watch the next 60 to 90 days closely. The market is taking a breather, and the next move will tell us a lot about where Cypress heads into fall.
cypress | west vancouver | august 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.